What is the difference from the 12/64 and 12/30 nozzles? - internal diameter of the jet & strength of the stream? Which one is preferred?
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I ordered the HX8012/64 for my Model HX8140 Flosser - work fine. Not familiar with 12/30!
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Stan,We have only used the 12/64, so I can't offer first- hand advice. Your guess sounds reasonable. Have you checked out the manufacturer's website? Sorry I couldn't help you more.
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I have no idea which flow rate I have. I love my faucet though. I find that the hand held spray nozzle has more power. Exceptional value.
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The Surefire website makes no distinction between 12 & 20 gauge models:http://www.surefire.com/618lmg.htmlNote also that the unit comes with a fore end removal tool. No need to buy one separately.
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The Jet Tool website shows the DC1200 with the 30 micron bag or the canister. You could go to their site and email there support department for an answer about this.
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Theere are two different shaft sizes that I know of. One is for the 5/8 inch diameter shaft and it is slightly larger than the .625 shaft diameter shaft. The other is for the 3/4 shaft on the motor and it again slightly larger than the shaft to slide over the .750 inch motor shaft. The od is imaterial but one is 1.215, the other is 1.350 inch.
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You can regulate the flow by turning the "red" end. Wide open, I'd guess, 1 gpm. Great nozzles.
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I am a fan of Jet but I am intentionally going to not buy this regulator due to their lack of specs.I finally went to the Jet.com site. http://www.jettools.com/us/en/p/jar-12-air-regulator-1-2-npt-fittings/JAR-12Under specs for this product it said "Not Available". I down loaded the product sheet for this product (there was no manual). This is what it said as far as rated flow (CFM) :Air regulator maintains accurate air pressure over a widerange of flows for increased tool performanceWell that's lame.
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The 740 had a slightly more powerful motor - and is no longer available AFAIK. 730 works just fine for me, and I do some pretty heavy duty chopping and mixing with it.
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.030 or .035 are both fine. Gun comes with rollers to fit both sizes. The 030. will have a smaller puddle with slightly less heat but i use 035 as well. Either is fine.. Both sizes are usually in stock at rural king or a similar store. Strait argon gas.
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I do not have good water pressure so jet stream is not especially strong but with good water pressure the nozzle should perform well!
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Hello. I have only tried the wider thinner nozzle and that one fits perfectly.
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Nozzle adjustment is typical for small tip.. fine stream to fan (much like a garden sprayer). Should work fine for your needs. Does require good volume of compressed air.
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I have a Generac OneWash that maxes at 3100 PSI and have had no issues with this nozzle. It locks on well, and clicks into place on each stop. Seems well made and like it will definitely last. Hope that helps.Jay
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I believe it relates to the the air nozzle. One is used more by commercial vehicles. You might want to call the company before you order.
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Hi. I use the gun daily on a 3/8 hose and get great power and speed. A 1/2 hose would be fine and will deliver a greater volume of air, of course, but as an impact is used for a burst of power and not a sustained run, volume of air is not a concern. I hope that helps you. Enjoy your Aircat.
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I hope this will help. I have the Beckett 400 gph. The package I bought is Beckett crystal pond # 7300410. I had the nozzle kit from an older model Beckett pump that fit. It looks the same as the kit you are interested in.Should you opt for the Dp 400 pump just keep in mind that it is a small pump and needs to have weight added to the base to stop it from tipping over (place some rocks on it). I don't know the size of the pond you have but if it is large the filter will need to be cleaned often. The head of the nozzle tends to collect dirt and needs to be cleaned to keep the bell shape (however this is true with all of them.) I hope this will help. I have the Beckett 400 gph. The package I bought is Beckett crystal pond # 7300410. I had the nozzle kit from an older model Beckett pump that fit. It looks the same as the kit you are interested in.Should you opt for the Dp 400 pump just keep in mind that it is a small pump and needs to have weight added to the base to stop it from tipping over (place some rocks on it). I don't know the size of the pond you have but if it is large the filter will need to be cleaned often. The head of the nozzle tends to collect dirt and needs to be cleaned to keep the bell... » Read More I hope this will help. I have the Beckett 400 gph. The package I bought is Beckett crystal pond # 7300410. I had the nozzle kit from an older model Beckett pump that fit. It looks the same as the kit you are interested in.Should you opt for the Dp 400 pump just keep in mind that it is a small pump and needs to have weight added to the base to stop it from tipping over (place some rocks on it). I don't know the size of the pond you have but if it is large the filter will need to be cleaned often. The head of the nozzle tends to collect dirt and needs to be cleaned to keep the bell shape (however this is true with all of them.) « Show Less
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This turbo nozzle is identified as 035. It relates to orifice diameter but I'm not certain how. I have used this nozzle extensively in my small business. It is couple to a 7.5HP motor with pump delivering 2.8 gpm @2850 psi. It does a great job. The larger numbers mean a larger orifice but as you go larger the gpm increased but the psi drops unless to compensate with a larger pump/motor. If you plan to clean driveways and such, this is the way to go but make sure your machine is up to the task. PSI and GPM work together; you need both.